Alt Pop
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Greg Laswell returns with new album of melancholy anthems for the jaded
Greg Laswell’s last album “Everyone Thinks I Dodged A Bullet” was bitter, angry, pointed and a snake recoiled. I loved it as I was similarly…
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Soap&Skin Returns with new single, album and bit of light in doom
Soap&Skin’s music has always been gothic doom wrapped up in some of the most delicate piano and eerie banshee vocals. Returning after a couple of…
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Delhia de France – Moirai Review
Delhia de France’s weird love or warbly synths and atmospheric noises are the trademarks that are smeared all over her debut EP “Moirai”. Each track has…
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Gregory Douglass – Live From The Chapel Review
One of the most talented underground singer/songwriters I’ve come across over the last decade is Gregory Douglass. His vocal gymnastics emphasis heartfelt songs along with…
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Introducing… At Pavillon
Hailing from Vienna, indie pop-rock band At Pavillon mix up chunky guitar riffs with dance floor electronica synths. They remind me of Fenech Soler but…
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Introducing… FOXTROTT
Foxtrott (Montreal based Marie-Hélène L. Delorme) releases her first EP via the excellent and quirky One Little Indian record label and it’s the first of a…
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Introducing… Strange Relations
All is fine in the indie pop world
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Kathryn Joseph returns with new album and single
Scotland's queen of piano roars returns
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Introducing… Ay Wing
More identities in a music video than a superhero movie
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Introducing… Ishani
Trip hop beats and dark midnight treats
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Introducing… Cocoa Future #RecordStoreDay
Mellow indie synth pop for lazy summer days
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ANML returns with new single and EP
Cinematic gospel electronica? HELL YES!
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Ticktock – “A Violence of Innocence” Review
Awkward genre shifting pop for the artsy inner self
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Introducing… Concrete Knives
Indie pop five years in the making
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Introducing… Lydmor
Denmark's new underground electropop star rises
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Zola Jesus to release new mini album “Okovi Additions”
Unreleased tracks and remixes mark an extension of Okovi
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Sarah Blasko Returns for Sixth Album
Pop rock songstress is back with another collection of dark pop
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Video Vault – ionnalee
A full 53 minute film that showcases the amazing new album
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Introducing… Alex Stolze
Violins as weapons of pop
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Introducing… Jacob Bellens
Electro pop for those missing Royksopp
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Tune-Yards – “I Can Feel You Creep Into My Private Life” Review
Art Pop album of the year already?
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The Go Team – “Semicircle” Review
Happiest album of 2018?
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Introducing… Abi Wade
Cello folktronica to push your buttons
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GEA – “Butterflies” Review
One great song, but an album that's wrong
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Introducing… Helga Arvesten
Sweden's budding alt-pop princess
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Minute Taker – “Reconstruction” Review
Lusciously marching towards dreamlike madness
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Bjork – “Utopia” Review
Feeling over melody for the Icelandic queen of avant garde pop
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Sarah Walk – “Little Black Book” Review
Enter a new master of the piano rock genre
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Lupa J “A House I Don’t Remember” Review
Lupa J’s continuing development as a musician is quite fascinating because as a classically trained violinist, she’s further moved away from that world into darker,…
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Video Vault – Lupa J
Underground Aussie alt-pop genius returns
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Fever Ray returns after eight year break
You're invited to an bondage tea party.
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Sarah Walk shares title track from upcoming debut album
She's still angry... and now she has an album! My ears are ready.
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Tori Amos – “Native Invader” Review
It’s not very often that I purposely delay reviewing something, but when I first listened to Native Invader, I initially felt quite underwhelmed. There were…
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Introducing… Ryan Vail
Swimming in the chilled zone
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Introducing… GEA
Alternative pop for faeries
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SPC ECO – “Calm” Review
What a way to celebrate 10 years a band
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Introducing… Kev Minney
Hushed male tones to whisk you away
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Video Vault – Seeming
A return from one of my most hyped for artists of 2017
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Hvmmingbyrd return with new single
Irish duo return for a chilled out anthem.
